About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with the frustration of a failed solo project or needs to see the magic that happens when we trade competition for collaboration. It is an ideal choice for the child who feels a deep, quiet sense of wonder about the natural world but perhaps struggles to express those big feelings in words. This stunning, wordless narrative follows two young explorers, one boy and one girl, who both set out separately to find a legendary Great Spotted Whale. After an accidental collision at sea, they decide to combine their unique skills, sound recording and photography, to achieve their shared goal. Through intricate graphite illustrations, the book explores themes of perseverance and the power of teamwork. While appropriate for ages 4 to 8, the cinematic depth of the art makes it equally engaging for older children who appreciate visual storytelling. It is a peaceful yet thrilling choice for modeling how shared discovery can turn a mishap into a lifelong friendship.
